Casa Laura Tacos & Tequila — Restaurant in Webster

WEPA! Let me tell you something Casa Laura Tacos & Tequila in Webster, MA, is the real deal, mi gente! From the moment you step through the doors at 131 Main Street, it’s like you’ve walked into a fiesta that never ends. The vibe? Straight up electric warm lights, vibrant colors, and music that makes you wanna dance before the margarita even hits your table.

The food? Bruh, forget about it! These tacos are stacked with love, flavor exploding with every bite like a mariachi band playing a solo right on your taste buds. Whether you’re smashing some birria, al pastor, or fish tacos, it’s perfection. And don’t get me started on the tequila smooth, strong, and endless varieties to keep the good times rolling. Pair that with their cocktails? Boom. Instant party in a glass.

But here’s the kicker what really sets Casa Laura apart is the people. The staff treats you like family smiles, jokes, genuine vibes. They remember your face, they hook you up with recommendations, and they make you feel like you’re at the neighborhood spot you never wanna leave. That kind of energy? That’s priceless.

Bottom line: Casa Laura ain’t just a restaurant it’s a Webster hotspot, a place where food, culture, and familia collide. Al Mega gives it five tacos, two tequilas, and a big WEPA approval stamp. If you’re anywhere near Massachusetts and don’t pull up? You’re...

I don’t usually write bad reviews, but this one was well-earned.

I waited over an hour for my food. When it finally showed up, they brought the appetizer 15 minutes after my entrée. At that point, I told my waitress (who was kind and apologetic, to be fair) that I wasn’t going to pay for it. She completely understood and said it would be taken off the bill—no problem.

Well, it was a problem. The charge was still on the bill, bringing the total to around $62. When I brought it up, I ended up dealing with a rude, dismissive manager who treated me like I was lying, despite their own staff saying otherwise. Instead of owning the mistake, he argued with me and made the situation worse. It felt like gaslighting over a side dish.

The food wasn’t worth the wait. The service (aside from my waitress) was a joke. And the manager? Absolutely not someone who should be interacting with customers. I won’t be back—and I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone unless you enjoy being disrespected and...

For a foodie, I didn't know this mexican place opened. Cute, quaint. Bar is long with plenty of comfy bar seats. Could be alittle bit more decorated but with brick walls guess you are limited. Ordered the dragon fruit margarita. So good couldn't taste the liquor. Some would say that's bad. But for my liking it's perfect. Free complementary chips and salsa like any other restaurant. Slighty bland. Bartender very nice. Accent is slightly strong but manageable. Ordered just an app (saving dinner with the hubby) mini chix chungas. Mini chix chungas came with queso. They were good. Need more seasoning. But hit the spot at the time. Queso was smooth in texture need some spice. Bartender did come over a few times to check in asking things are going with a smile. Very put together...